"solicited advice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are asking or receiving advice that has been asked for. For example, "After months of agonizing over the decision, she finally solicited advice from her friends."
Now, I want you all to consider calling upon me with your carefuls and I will provide solicited advice, based on a life filled with pratfalls and accidents (both in traffic and out).
So I decided to reach out to my loving fan base on Twitter and Instagram to see if I could actually give some solicited advice for a change and answer some sex and relationship questions. .
Many solicited advice from physicians and other family members to confirm their physical capability and availability of child support for another treatment.
He solicited advice on cabinet nominations.
Before the match, Serena solicited advice from Venus.
Clinton solicited advice from dozens of people, including Sorensen, and then tinkered.
While different scientific perspectives can be valuable, "[t]he diversity of solicited and unsolicited advice can be a challenge for decision-makers [and] create confusion in the public realm".
H.C.: Academies should be formed by the best scientists from all disciplines, including the humanities, and give solicited and unsolicited advice to policy makers — about science policy, but about general topics as well.
They may be a source of both solicited and unsolicited advice, and in this study mothers and mothers-in-law were identified as a woman's primary source of advice regarding the use of a pacifier.
One Republican official said the Bush campaign was merely making existing relationships with these six strategists more formal and trying to bring order to the barrage of solicited and unsolicited Republican advice that comes to Mr. Rove, Mr. Allbaugh and Ms. Hughes.
And over the course of those very many relationships, I have received countless pieces of advice -- both solicited and unsolicited (my personal favorite).
